PR Surveys & Custom Surveys at Standard Prices
Content marketers, publicists, and lead-generation specialists are increasingly turning to survey research to generate credible data to support their storytelling and to entice prospects. Business leaders need feedback from customers to make key decisions. Our consultants write the questionnaire to address your needs, collect results from your target audience, and send you a detailed report. All for low, standardized rates.
Professional market research can answer your key questions:
How are the needs of customers and prospects changing?
What features of a product (or attributes of a service) are essential for success?
What is driving customer satisfaction and dissatisfaction?
DELEGATE, DON’T PROCRASTINATE
Yes, you could learn how to use a survey tool and find a source of potential respondents. Yes, you could learn how to write a questionnaire and master the statistical techniques needed to compare questions.
Or you could simply tell us your target audience and the business questions you want to answer, and let us take it from there.
The result? Answers you can have confidence in.
HOW IT WORKS
1
Target Audience
You tell us the business decisions you need to make — and your target audience.
2
Questions
We write the questionnaire that will support your goals, following research best practices.
3
Approval
4
Survey
5
Analyze
Our AI expert system, ResearchStory, goes to work, producing an executive summary, charts and graphs, and highlights of the most important crosstabs. All delivered in PowerPoint, Word, and Excel format.
SERVICES
BESTSELLING CUSTOM SURVEYS
BESTSELLING PR SURVEYS
HEADLINES
Consumers Frustrated With The Online Shopping Experience, Study Finds
For Coveo, we conducted the Relevance Report 2021 Ecommerce, which aimed to learn what areas ecommerce is succeeding and failing, as well as the areas in which online shopping needs improvement. The study surveyed 1988 US consumers in two waves, the first in December...
The Unprecedented Lumber Shortage, in 8 Charts
"Among homeowners, 37% said they've delayed a home project during the pandemic. The top reasons: material cost (39%), lost income (35%), and material shortages (32%). That's according to a Fortune-Researchscape International poll of 1,031 U.S. adults in April." Read...
Why New Survey That Shows Low Public Confidence In States To Distribute Covid-19 Vaccine Is A Wake-Up Call For Business Leaders
Our recent survey for Rave Mobile Safety was recently highlighted in an article. The study, which was conducted in late December 2020 and early January 2021, polled 1011 adults across the US in order to better understand the challenges public safety leaders and...
Salesforce Recognized as a Leader in 2021 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Personalization Engines
Our 2020 Trends in Personalization study for Salesforce was recently cited as part of why Salesforce made Gartner's Personalization Engines Magic Quadrant as a leader in the industry. The study asked 326 marketing professionals across industries and countries their...
Not Everyone is Feeling the Recovery: The Economy as Told By 8 Charts
The COVID-19 coronavirus has had a serious impact on many American's lives, as a poll conducted by Researchscape of 3,113 US adults found that only 11% of non-university graduates found themselves in better economic standing during the pandemic, compared to 31% of...
Mindtree Survey on the Role of Chief Digital Officers
Mindtree, a leading IT services company with over 23,000 employees, has partnered with Researchscape International on a custom research project. Mindtree’s survey included data from 323 global business and IT professionals in the U.S. and U.K who work under a Chief...
The Case for 5-Point Unipolar Scales
As teams assemble questionnaires for us to review, these draft survey instruments often end up with a mishmash of scales, with different questions having scales with three, four, five, seven, eleven, or more items, as everyone incorporates their favorite scale. One of...
Data Cleansing for Surveys of Your Own List
Pay attention to list hygiene, duplicates, and incentive structure to guarantee your success with house-list surveys.
Yes/No Questions vs. All-That-Apply Questions
Sometimes you have to say “No” to yes/no questions! While such questions are easy to write, they are not right for every task.













